Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1887-12-21
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

Toys! Toysl Toys, at Max Fish
els.
The best lunches found in Sturgis are
at Fritz Ammon's.
Fine selection of gold pins at layers
jewelry establishment.
Call on J. w. Meere to make your
carpets and put them down.
Read H. Stein s Co.'S card in another
column, the popular druggists.
Novelties in holiday goods at Max
Fishels.
II you want ground feed and lumber
of all kinds go to the Sturgis planing
mill.
Leave orders for Black Hills jewelry
at layers. Can furnish anything on
short notice.
Rev. Mr.. Kindred, a Baptist clergyman
now in the city, will occupy the M. E.
pulpit on Sunday morning next.
Fresh oysters, celery, oranges, lemons,
grapes, choice Michigan apples, and
cider always to be found at T. B. An
drews'.
The wife of General James B. Brisbin
died at Ft. Mckinney on the 18th inst,
very suddenly and unexpectedly, after a
brief illness.
The Methodists intend having Christ
mas tree on Christmas eve, at the church,
for the benefit OF the children of the Sun
day school.
A dwelling house burned Sunday, be-
low Ft. Meade. We we're unable to leapn
whether it belonged to Oscar Carver OF
Mr.. Cruikshank.
The largest assortment Christmas con-
fectionery and holiday goods, fruits and
nuts, and everything for juveniles and
adults. at Achenbach's. i
According to the Custer Chronicle the
average sale of town lots in that noun
tain town during the past week were ten
day. Ten what? Ten dollars?
James Cox drove fifteen head of beeves
from his Cheyenne river ranch, to Sturgis
the last of the week and slaughtered
them. He disposed Of the herd by the
quarter at 81 cents.
Neat, clean, quick and easy. That's
the way Aldrich does his work for the
patrons of his palace tonsorial parlors.
Once patron always patron. Try him
once and you'll never change.
james Moffett is now prepared to fur
nish hard coal to the citizens of Sturgis
and vicinity at prices that cannot be beat
EN- anywhere in the Hills. He can be
found at the sheds during the day near
the depot.
When hungry-especially at mid
night call at the I-Eat restaurant and
crafty your inner man with those deli
cacies prepared by Sangiovanni & Dubre
the former being an experienced
European cook and caterer.
Colonel Tilford, commander at Ft.
Meade, was in town last week for the
first in quite long time. The colonel
has been in confinement owing to Sc
we're attack Of that ever-ready enemy of
the human race, rheumatism.
If you want fashionable dress made,
go to Mrs. Moore's, Main street, oppo-
site the Sheridan house. She sells fine
dress goods by sample at eastern prices.
Also clean and repair clothing for ladies
or gentlemen on short notice.
The man who found the pockeescok ON
the street few days ago rushed off for
Arnold & Meyers grocery. where, as he
afterwards stated, he could get more
goods for the money, than any other
place he knew Of Sensible man.
Charles Sturman disposed of a spring
wagon Saturday evening at Fgatz Am
mons, by rafting. No. AT took the ve-
hicle, and was thrown by Bear Butte
ranchman. Mr.. Sturman won the wagon
sometime ago in rattle at the post.
There will be school exhibition to-
morrow evening at Spring Valley, given
| by the scholars Of Misses Cessna and
Gardner's schools. An interesting pro.
gram has been arranged and it is expect
ed the scholars will do themselves proud
Clearing out sale of millinery for the
next sixty days at Mrs. M. M. Wright's
Hats regardless Of cost. Ribbons, feath.
ers, plushes, velvets, ETC., a complete lins
of wool hosiery, direct from the manu-.
factory, at prices that will elost
them out.
Another improvement noted: This tdss.
it is Manning & Palmer, who out of th,
| generosity of their hearts, placed stree
lamp at the corner OF Main and Secont
streets, in front Of their place of business
to guide the weary wanderer to thei
livery and the ADVERTISER Office.
4 John Burr, the popular professor 0
music near Bear Butte, challenges th
world to contest on tin whistle, Mar
Iquis Of Queensburv rules to govern, fou
ounce gloves, to a finish. If anyone ac
cepts this challeage, the inhabitants il
the vicinity of Mr. Buri's homo intenI
leaving the country.